The City of St. Petersburg seeks nonprofit organizations for the City of the Arts Grant to award up to $20,000. Photo courtesy of the City of St. Petersburg
The City of St. Petersburg seeks nonprofit arts and culture organizations to apply for its City of St. Petersburg’s City of the Arts Grant (formerly Arts and Culture Grant). This grant offers up to $20,000 in funding to winning organizations with budgets greater than $50,001.
Celeste Davis, Director of Arts, Culture and Tourism for the City of St. Petersburg said that these funds help “level the playing field.”
“As St. Pete continues to be a renowned arts destination, it is essential for the City to support nonprofits that enrich our community and elevate our quality of life,” she said.
St. Pete’s City of the Arts Grant
The City will award funding based on the applicant’s quality of programming or project proposed up to $20,000.
Applicants must register with the Florida Secretary of State and a tax-exempt 501(c)(3). Nonprofits must have arts or culture programming as its primary mission and have existed for at least a year to be eligible.
Applications will close on June 13, at 5 p.m.
Find more information about eligibility and applying at stpete.org/artsgrants.
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